Evenepoel Wins Record 4th Straight World Time-Trial Title
Remco Evenepoel set a 44:53 winning time and finished 57 seconds ahead of Filippo Ganna to become the first man with four straight titles.
- On Sunday, September 20, 2026, Belgian cyclist Remco Evenepoel won his fourth consecutive elite men's time trial title at the Road World Championships in Montreal, completing the 39.2km course in 44:53.13.
- Evenepoel's victory equals the record for most overall world time-trial titles, joining cycling legends German Tony Martin and Swiss Fabian Cancellara in cycling history.
- Evenepoel dominated the technical Montreal course, featuring 90-degree corners and a 6.1% uphill run to the finish, leading through every intermediate time-check throughout the race.
- Italy's Filippo Ganna, cyclist, secured silver 57 seconds behind Evenepoel, while 19-year-old French rider Paul Seixas claimed bronze in his elite championship debut.
- Under-23 champion Jakob Söderqvist held a podium position through the third intermediate check but crashed on a 90-degree corner with less than 3km remaining, costing him a potential medal.
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Remco Evenepoel won by almost a minute ahead of Filippo Ganna in Sunday's World Cup individual time trial.
Paul Seixas won a magnificent bronze medal on the individual time trial, ahead of Filippo Ganna and Remco Evenepoel who won his fourth world title in a row. L
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Remco Evenepoel became this Sunday's first cyclist to win four consecutive counter-clock titles, leading a luxury podium in Montreal occupied by the new vice-president Filippo Ganna and the promising Paul Seixas
The 26-year-old Belgian rider won his fourth chronology title in Montreal on Sunday at the World Cycling Championships, a performance that no other rider had ever made before. Frenchman Paul Seixas finished 3rd.
Remco Evenepoel will play his favourite role in the Montreal World Cup time trial. The Belgian wins gold for the fourth time in a row and thus writes cycling history. Stefan Küng, who will be seventh, is also among the beaten.
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